Pigmentation Treatment

Correct uneven skin tone, sunspots and dark patches

Skin pigmentation — whether sunspots, post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, melasma or freckles — can be effectively treated with targeted lasers, chemical peels and prescription-strength topicals. The best approach depends on the type and depth of pigmentation and your skin tone.

We assess the type of pigmentation before recommending treatment — superficial lesions respond quickly to Q-switched or Pico laser; deeper pigmentation such as melasma requires a more careful, multimodal approach.

Key Benefits

Targeted treatment matched to the type and depth of pigmentation
Visible improvement in skin tone and clarity
Both laser and non-laser options available
Combination approach for complex pigmentation

Is This Treatment Right For You?

Patients with sun damage, age spots or freckles
Those with post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation after acne or injury
Adults with melasma or hormonal pigmentation

What to Expect

Pigmentation Assessment

Type, depth and extent of pigmentation evaluated.

Treatment Plan

Laser, peel, topical or combination approach selected.

Treatment

Sessions delivered at appropriate intervals.

Maintenance Protocol

Sun protection and maintenance products recommended.

Recovery & Aftercare

Varies by treatment — laser may cause a few days of redness; chemical peels may involve 5–7 days of visible peeling.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can melasma be permanently cured?

Melasma can be significantly reduced and controlled, but it has a tendency to recur — especially with sun exposure. Long-term maintenance and rigorous sun protection are important.